Bloomberg staffers were promised a job until election day, no matter if he became the nominee. Now they're days away from losing their health insurance during a pandemic.

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• Bloomberg campaign staffers were widely promised a job through November, whether or not the former New York City mayor became the Democratic nominee.
• But last week, all Bloomberg offices save for those in six battleground states were closed.
• It left many out of the job and about to lose their health insurance, as the coronavirus gathers pace in the US.
• Former staffers told Business Insider that they feel lied to, and are struggling to find work during a time of social distancing.
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Former Bloomberg campaign staffers say they feel lied to after learning last week that their jobs would be cut, despite promises of work no matter what from one of the world's richest men.

Now they are facing losing their health insurance at the end of the month during the coronavirus pandemic.

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